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Gary Bailey48 said:Not quite how I recall it; an officer back then is what we call a commissioned officer in the US Army today, but there were also NCOs who functioned like our current warrant officers. A commander was actually just a commanding officer...
ID card
passport
SDG (the State Department of Revenue, basically the IRS equivalent)
OUR
routine physical
the screening room (maybe they still have those, who knows... mine was always packed!) 😁
EMKO foam (only the girls from back in the day—ladies now😉)—remember that?
toilet
Funeral
recruitment
the disco, and while we're on the subject, the drama
and who can even remember it all...
I made a doctor's appointment recently and told him I needed a checkup, and he looks at me and goes, 😕"You mean a routine physical?" ☕
I handle that using some glass cleaner.🤷
loneranger21 said:I need some help here. How do I get permanent marker stains off my Apple monitor screen? I tried a damp cloth, but it did nothing. Any suggestions for a cleaner that actually works?
Thanks in advance.
You mean the plastic bezel around the display? 🤔
I just used a kitchen sponge with a bit of dish soap and gave the scrubby side a light pass over it. Everything looks perfect now. 👍
Mary, I think you misunderstood. You have to finish the entire pack, and if your goal is to delay your period, you move straight onto the next pack without any break. When you actually want your period to start, that’s when you take a 7-day break. After those 7 days, you start the next pack. Do not extend the break
If you are trying to shift the day your period starts, I'll quote this: "do not prolong the pill-free interval. For instance, if your cycle usually starts on a Friday, but you want it to start on a Tuesday (3 days earlier), you need to begin the next pack 3 days sooner than usual. If the break is very short (e.g., 3 days or less), you might not bleed during the break at all. You may experience breakthrough or spotting during the next pack"
So, essentially, if you want to delay your period, there is no break. When you want your period—take a 7-day break and then continue
. If you want to change the day, you take a shorter break.
It opened today. I believe there is a one-hour fee $2.75
The passenger lady is being quite industrious today! 🙂
Since May... and they still hurt
alex 😘 🙂 everything will turn out fine.
I didn't experience any symptoms until about the six or seven-week mark. Initially, it was just this constant sensation that my period was imminent, and my breasts—specifically the nipples—were incredibly sensitive to any touch. Later on, some mild morning nausea and dizziness set in, but that was it. It’s best to just take a test to be certain; you can use a Clearblue right after you miss your period, and it doesn't necessarily have to be first thing in the morning. Good luck.